Striped bass gorge on peanut bunker around river mouths, and blackfishing is good in the L.I. Sound with jumbo scup in the mix.

Schoolie and slot stripers hit the rivers, bottom fishing for scup and sea bass brings limits, and tautog fishing is strong around deep structure.

Schoolie bass and bluefish blitz in the western Sound while bottom fishing yields a healthy mix of big porgies, blackfish, sea bass and cod.

This year marks the fifth annual fishing tournament for fly and light tackle anglers supporting conservation in the Long Island Sound.

Stripers and big bluefish linger beneath peanut bunker, tautog fishing is strong in the Central L.I. Sound, and albie fishing gets slightly spotty.

Tog fishing is consistent in the L.I. Sound, stripers and blues crush topwater around rivers and albies stick around to feed on rain bait.

Peanut bunker feed schools of bluefish and bass in Long Island Sound, tautog fishing is decent through the wind and the scup bite stays hot.

Tautog fishing is going strong along with sea bass and scup, meanwhile stripers, big blues and scattered albies gorge on peanut bunker.

Stripers bite on topwater through the blow, hushed reports of albies remain in the Sound, and anglers prepare for the tautog season opener on Monday.

Bluefish and albies dominate the daytime bite, stripers enjoy hordes of peanut bunker, and scup fishing remains stellar.